Romane and Richard Bohringer are particularly accomplices. For the serial adaptation of his film Fuzzy love, the actress and director appealed to her father. In an interview with Star TV, to be published on Monday March 29, 2021, she confides in this adventure, more enriching than ever, while the cultural world has been suffering for more than a year from the Covid-19 pandemic. The occasion of give news of his father, cured of cancer of the lymphatic system. “He was valiant”, she rejoices, before discussing how he is experiencing the health crisis: “We had some concerns because of his age. But of course he protected himself, and there he is confined.” Born January 16, 1942, the movie star celebrated her 79th birthday at the start of 2021.
Romane Bohringer was of great support during her father’s illness. In the columns of Nice morning April 16, 2015, Richard Bohringer revealed to be back on stage, after the interruption of his tour the previous year. The actor spoke about the way his relatives helped him through this painful ordeal. “Fortunately, I have my daughter. I have my kids. And my wife, who is always there, with me. It’s all very exciting “, he admitted. Confidences could not be more touching. Thanks to his strength, he could finally resume his passion : “Something has recreated around me, who am a road guy. I have often thought that the road saves me from everything. It’s so good, the road! Change city, change audience, change trajectory, enter the springtime behind the train window, admiring the rapeseed fields. And I say to myself: take a good look … “, he declared. A lifestyle that has been somewhat turned upside down lately.
“You can’t transcribe suffering so easily”
If Richard Bohringer was able to beat his cancer, this ordeal is part of him. In an interview with Free noon on August 18, 2020, he confided: “You know, that kind of stuff stays a long time. It remains registered for a very long time, it’s a little invasive still.” And to continue, full of courage: “You can’t so easily transcribe suffering, pain, things like that by telling yourself it’s behind. But hey, we’re moving forward, comrade.”
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